Can I hook these lights to my High beam switch, chevy suburban?
10323
Ironically I was going to try this on my f150 today!! It SHOULD work as it does draw too much power and the fuses for high beams are decent in size.
10324
Personally I would not I not sure the light harness will take the extra load doing that may cause a harness fire, but on the other hand if you used a switch that was hooked to battery an just let a relay turn the extra lights on an off that would work off the wiring harness of the suburban but only if you use a relay system that has it's own external power.....
10325
These lights dont pull much juice, so u shouldnt have any issue if they are correctly wired.
10326
I'm sure you could it would just be a matter of finding the correct wire that controls the high beams and connecting it to them.
646032
Maybe using a different controller/switch box you could. But don't waste your time. I ultimately ended up getting a "real" LED light set for my vehicle. The Koolertron product line functions as advertised, but falls a little short of being satisfactory.
1271035
mine were 12v and lit up the service van really well, I just hooked them into the wire with a Y connector just above the dome light switch at the rear doors and secured them to the underside of each shelf with wire ties.
406233
you should be able to get chassis box, switch and wire hook up at Radio Shack or similar store. good luckhope your led lights will work on 12vdc, otherwise you have to go the inverter route.
1284186
id have to know how you have them wired wat u have them wired up my recommendations hard wire with a switch or splice with factory wiring if you are using them as backup lights
390946
EZ just connect to 12v. My overhead lights were all on 1 switch......boom......!
64844
Sorry I dont know the specifics but I had my contract install these, twice. He purchased extra low voltage wire so we could expand it and we added addt'l individual lights from the manufacturer from Home Depot to add to the system. So I know it can be done and according to him pretty simple. These have worked out really well for us.
388530
You would need a DRL harness which is basically two 50ohm resistors in parallel. These lights are not bright at all you would lose your high beam functionality. I would advise you to buy Cree high powered LED bulbs. You can get them from VLEDs or Subispeed.com. if you still want to go ahead and buy these I would buy the DRL harness from iJDMTOY.com.
479968
The lights I have are at my other residence so I can't verify this..."I think they can but they may need to be wired differently to enable that feature". I remember the instructions mentioning something about this. Sorry, not much help.
2224574
Kendral I had absolutly no luck with the harnesses. I pluged and played but my high beam light still comes on and there is a delay when turning the lights on. As for the use on H11 bulbs I do not know.
321728
Wiring them wasn't too bad. I did straight wired them though. Also, one thing for sure. You will loose high beams with this light.
132313
If you want them to be on high beams as well you will need to get the Bi-Xenon style HID KIT. But no when you flick on your high beams it will be the halogen bulb that will come on.
134945
This is for trucks that have high beam/low beam on the upper part and turn signal below (for the left and right light set). There is plastic between the lights and turn signal so I do not think this will fit.
1228664
These are designed to replace the standard 6024 bulb, so yes, you can use them on your '60s Chevy. I am using them on a '72 Chevy. And yes, you will need a relay (2 actually, unless you have a relay that uses both high and low beam {http://www.amazon.com/Bosch-332209150-Relay/dp/B0010AH6YM}) You will actually have to build a wire loom to handle the higher current the bulbs require, and I have used the original wiring as a trigger for the relay. A spade connector into the original headlight plug on the light closest to the relay will work.
934685
Unless your running dual batteries...you cant. Or u would have to unplug ur exsisting lights to allow the these lights to plug in.
2047422
You will need to buy a voltage converter. If you splice the wire and hook it up directly you WILL damage the lights.
1607102
Dear Ron, Thanks for your inquiry. The lights must work with wire harness/switch and you can check the wire harness from http://www.amazon.com/Universal-Wiring-Harness-Switch-Driving/dp/B00DKWJ1RS/ref=sr_1_1?m=AA3DW73OVKOAR&s=merchant-items&ie=UTF8&qid=1395024413&sr=1-1&keywords=B00DKWJ1RS. Hope this can help.